Published 3 years ago

Navy sends seven rescue teams and helicopter to flooded regions in Maharashtra

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Eight teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) from Odisha left today to join the rescue operations. At least nine persons have been reported killed, at least 30 villagers are buried alive in a hillslide in Raigad district. Mumbai has mobilised flood rescue teams and helicopters to provide assistance to the state.

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NDTV

Army Deploys 15 Rescue Teams In Maharashtra For Flood Relief

With heavy rains wreaking havoc in Maharashtra, the Indian Army has mobilized its teams to assist the local administration in flood-affected areas, it said on Friday.

3 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Indian Express

Navy sends seven rescue teams and helicopter to flooded regions in Maharashtra

Additional flood rescue teams are being readied in Mumbai for immediate deployment if needed. More than 10,000 cusecs of water will be discharged from Koyna dam, said Maharashtra Irrigation Minister Jayant Patil.

3 years ago·India

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Ommcom News

8 NDRF Teams From Odisha Leave For Rescue Operations In Maharashtra

Bhubaneswar: As many persons were killed and many buried alive in the flood and hillslide incidents in Maharashtra following torrential rains, eight teams

3 years ago·Bhubaneswar, India

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aninews.in

Army deploys 15 rescue teams for flood relief in Maharashtra; Navy, Coast Guard also send in teams

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 23 (ANI): Indian Army has mobilised teams to Maharashtra, which has been hit by torrential rainfall that triggered landslides and flooding in several districts of the state.

3 years ago·India

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Weekly Voice

7 Indian Navy teams start flood rescue in Maharashtra - Weekly Voice

The Western Naval Command, Mumbai has mobilised flood rescue teams and helicopters to provide assistance to the state for rescuing those marooned in flood-hit areas of Raigad and Ratnagiri, defence officials said here on Friday. Following a request by Maharashtra Government, seven naval rescue teams reached Raigad and Ratnagiri districts by road. En route they […]

3 years ago

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